Nyc Weather

Severe storms could hit the New York City region on Monday as an extended heatwave gets ready to start. The National Weather Service has issued weather ...

Temperatures are expected to be in the 90s every day for the rest of the week, causing dangerously hot conditions. The fast-moving storms brought strong, gusty winds and heavy downpours. Now that the storms have cleared out, the heat and humidity will be in the area for the rest of the week.

On Tuesday, temperatures will climb as high as 93 degrees. And on Wednesday they'll push even higher, with New York City as well as parts of northeast New ...

The office recommends taking cold showers, avoiding strenuous activity and watching for signs of heat stroke among vulnerable people. New York City’s Office of Emergency Management has activated the city’s cooling centers for the first time this summer season, which can be located on this online map or by calling 311. You can find public pools, which will be open during their regular hours from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., other water features and fountains on the Parks Department website. On Tuesday, temperatures will climb as high as 93 degrees. Pets can also become victims of extreme temperatures, the city warned, and you should try to walk dogs in the morning and evening and avoid keeping them in the hot sun on the asphalt. Older New Yorkers or those with underlying conditions can more easily succumb to heat exhaustion; symptoms include hot dry skin, rapid heartbeat, confusion or disorientation, among others.

Wednesday and Thursday will likely feel like the hottest days of the week in New York, with humidity and temperatures combining for a heat index of around 100 ...

Heavy downpours could also lead to local flooding, the Weather Service advisory said. Before the heat arrives, a string of thunderstorms could roll through. The Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook on Monday for New York, New Jersey and southern Connecticut, warning of a small risk of an isolated tornado, as well as damaging winds and showers starting in the late afternoon and through the evening.

Temperatures in Central Park are forecast to reach 93 degrees Fahrenheit (34 degrees Celsius) Tuesday and remain in the 90s through the weekend, according to ...

Temps will be at or above 90 degrees through at least next Monday, when a round of thunderstorms may break the heat. Until then, expect sizzling highs and ...

Sweltering heat in the city will reach 93 degrees on Tuesday — about 8 degrees higher than normal for the time of year — and then high temperatures won't relent ...

“Your body will have to do some more work to keep itself regulated.” You’ll want to take it easy over the next couple of days.” “It’s a bona fide heatwave working its way through the Northeast.”